There is probably a good explanation for this move. Can someone point me to it. Yeah, I'd love to hear the reasons for that too. I would guess it's a lot of work to build all the packages respectively for every version but rather than ditching the pre-build packages completely I would have loved to...

Hi,
Is it really necessary for the priority status to include "Priority" in the "Priority Column" ? Wouldn't just "Normal" suffice instead of "Normal Priority" ?

PS: Yeah, i'm nitpicking...

Enhancement (?) In the add torrents dialog, any option made is reset after choosing/changing the source torrent. It could be a better choice making deluge save the previous state. I'm not quite sure I follow.. The options you set are per-torrent unless you click the 'Apply to All' button. No, it ju...

Enhancement (?)

In the add torrents dialog, any option made is reset after choosing/changing the source torrent. It could be a better choice making deluge save the previous state.

looking over the forum... I can't believe the audacity of some people. They use a version that isn't an official release(RC) and then bitch when things don't go in their favor. Don't listen to these morons. I know you guys are working hard to make a great client even better. Please, keep up the gre...

I'm getting a strange error. Deluge gives me a error saying it can't find the downloaded files/directories of a torrent after restart. This only seems to happen when using compact allocation.

andar wrote:

Major_Kong wrote:My os (ubuntu 8.10) crashed, after reboot, deluge was wipped of torrents.

Deluge saves the session state every 5 minutes and after adding a new torrent. It could be that your OS did not flush this data to disk prior to crashing?

Doubtfull, i added the torrents a day or two before this.

My os (ubuntu 8.10) crashed, after reboot, deluge was wipped of torrents.

Feature Request:

* Ability to change a torrent from compact allocation to full allocation after being added.

It's not possible to open video files from Deluge. (Running Ubuntu 8.04)